Little Journeys To the Homes of GREAT MUSICIANS By ELBERT HUBBARD VOLUMES VIII AND IX NEW SERIES, EDITION DE LUXE Frontispiece Portraits of each subject, text on Roycroft water-mark, hand-made paper, initials and titlepage hand illumined, bound in limp chamois silk lined, gilt top. Price of volumes is Three Dollars each. A few specially bound in boards, leather back and corners, at Five Dollars each, THE ROYCROFTERS East Aurora, New York. Entered at the Postoffice at East Aurora, New York, as second-class matter. Copyright by Elbert Hubbard, 1902, The Philistine Vol. 15 HE EART to HEART TALKS with PHILISTINES by the PASTOR of HIS FLOCK e ge IN the death of Talmage the metropolitan newspapers, for the most part, disposed of the man with a squib. Those that gave him half a column or more did so with intent to cheapen, disparage and belittle. In 1889 the New York "Sun," that befogs for all, gave Talmage the most tremendous avalanche of abuse that was ever heaped upon any living man in America. The article covered just one complete page of the paper, and must have been months in preparation. It was a lawyer's 262129 |